On Saturday night, scheduled as
the last night of the meet, it was
still anybody's tournament, with a
possibility of a four-team tie which
would necessitate the continuance of
the battle to Monday. This possi-bility,
as the games progressed,...

CARL T. Cox WILLIAM DALTON HOWARD THOMPSON
THURMAN PRYOR JOHN R. ADAMS
College Stock Jud^in^ Team
STATE CHAMPIONS
John
HE College team, in competition with the
U. A. C. team, scored a double victory in
that they won first place as a team...

Hig,h ScKool Stock Judging,
UT of the seventeen teams competing at
the Ogden show, the Cedar City high
school team won first and out of the
fifty-one boys competing in the contest,
the A. B. C. produced three high point
men. The team made a total...

INTRAMURflLS
HATCH
Box Hockey
WOOLSEY, BflNKS
Pugilists
DflVIS
Badminton
INDIANS
Touch Football
BRONCS
Basketball
stars from last year participated in this
year's event. The most outstanding
stars are being promised a trip to the
state meet to...

GIRLS' INTRflMURflLS
Shouffle Board
Champions
Physical
Co-education
Tenth Grade Volley
Ball Champions
Good Form in
Archery
Roller Skating
Jamboree
The womens' intramurals have created much interest throughout the year
with games competed in that...

Starting with a new schedule, practically a new lineup. Tuff
tackled the job of producing a smooth working basketball team.
Starting in December, Carbon came to Cedar City to stop the
Aggies to a 40-25 score. However, on the Carbon floor the...

To begin the regular schedule B.fl.C. trounced Carbon and
then traveled on to Mesa to take a 58-48 shellacking. We then
won two in a row, Westminster and Dixie being the victims.
Dixie then revenged themselves by trouncing us 48-24. B.A.C.
again...

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Branch Aggie Football Squad
Tne Branch Aggie football team is to be congratulated on tKeir impressive record this year.
One of the strongest teams in years, it won second place in the Junior...